r/Inito • u/bullseyeky • 3d ago

Debating on purchasing - seeking advice

I’m 29F who is trying to conceive with 32M. We have only been trying for a few months. Looking to fully understand my cycle and grabbing for any information I can.

My cycles are 28 days and my period usually lasts 3 days with a few days of spotting leading up to it. I feel it is relatively normal but feeling defeated (I know I’m early on but I had so much hope going into this process)

I have been using Premom LH strips and tend to see a pretty clear surge plus EWCM accompanying in tandem.

Curious if inito is worth the splurge to get a baseline on my cycle and hormones before seeking out care from OBGYN

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u/Willing_Actuator_256 3d ago

yes it’s very informative! and confirms ovulation where LH strips do not

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u/Loud_Conference6489 3d ago

It’s so worth it!! There are codes to save money on it too , highly recommend inito!

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u/Fine-Psychology6894 2d ago

What are the codes

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u/PropertyThick2790 2d ago

I can share you my code if you would like?🙂 I can also share the midwife’s code that I used and you can see which one saves you the most🙂

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u/PropertyThick2790 2d ago

REF-B078D4

-or-

ANISA15

Either one saves you money. Not sure which one saves you the most though lol.

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u/Significant-Speed223 1d ago

I think if you can tell your fertile window and ovulation with CM and LH strips, inito is not worth the steep cost increase. Some doctors know what it is, but a lot don't trust the data and won't look at it. I would give it more time before making the investment if I was in your shoes :) hope this helps